For My Homey Mr. Homeier
Yo HOMEYS!!
Part II-
Stem Cell Guy is in da house!! As you may remember...last week, we got a story in from one of the homeys...Christian Homeier, one of three brothers treated with Vescell- Stem Cell Therapy for Heart Disease. Stem Cell Guy deliberately kept you on the edge of your seat, holding back the ending of "Another Home Run for Homeier". Well, Stem Cell Guy will keep you on the edge no longer. Check out his finish about how our Vescell -stem cell therapy for heart disease works. YEAAHHHHHH!!!--
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1. Since this process is not approved, as yet, here in the
2. After arriving in
3. The patent remains close to the hospital (in a beautiful hotel) until the blood is processed and returned. This process takes about seven (7) days.
4. At the laboratory in
a. The Scientists isolate and remove stem cells that will help the patient.
b. The stem cell is copied and reproduced.
c. Not only are the stem cells copied and reproduced, the process as discovered by the
5. The reproduced, trained, adult stem cells are returned to the hospital.
6. The patient is notified one day before the adult stem cells are to arrive and is admitted for preparation of having his/her own blood adult stem cells reinserted back into his/her body.
7. During the hour mini-surgery by Dr. Kitiphan Arom, a co-founder of the famed Minneapolis Heart Institute, the patients own adult stem cells are injected directly into the damaged heart. Or, the stem cells can be implanted via catheter in a very simple procedure much like an angiogram.
8. After surgery, the patient is sent to the ICU to be observed and ministered to by a staff of doctors for about four (4) days. A nurse sits with the patient on a 24 hour watch during the stay in ICU.
9. After ICU, the patient is then transferred to the recovery hospital room for rehabilitation and instructions. This takes about three (3) days.
10. The heart patient then is released by doctor approval from the hospital back to the hotel where he/she is required to stay for about one (1) week. During that week, the patient returns each day to the hospital for check ups and continued rehabilitation.
11. After this week and with the approval of the staff of doctors, the patient is approved to return home.
12. On arrival back home, the patient is required to meet with his/her doctor with all the information about the stem cell process. The doctor will monitor the progress of the patient. There is no requirement to return for more stem cell injections. One is enough (unless the patient continues a poor diet and continues to smoke).
What are the results of my brothers’ experiences with this major stem cell process? After one year, my brother John is doing what he used to do on a daily basis, playing golf, walking with no problems and working every day. His statement, “I can do anything I want to do. TheraVitae saved my life.” His heart rhythm has improved to about forty percent (40%). My brother Walter and I just returned from
I see no downside to this Adult Stem Cell process.
a. The patients own blood is used.
b. You do not need embryonic cells, fetal cells of umbilical cord blood.
c. There are many success testimonials.
d. So far, in over 200 treated patients, there are no permanent side effects
This process continues to be used today at
IS YOUR LIFE WORTH THIS COST? My brothers lives are.
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